Frederic Seraphine wrote:
I've been running Debian/powerpc on my powermac 7600/132 since nearly 6
months and it works great. I run xfree framebuffer server over the
motherboard control video chip and it runs a bit slowly.
Since I've bought a pci voodoo 3 2000 card, and 3dfx provides driver
Please try XFree86 4.0.1 - look at http://samosa.debian.org/~branden/woody/ .
As a matter of fact I tried a 4.0 released with the modification brought
bye the guys at linuxppc.org. It did run the control driver (but with bugs)
and failed to run the tdfx driver.
But I'll give a try to the
Jonathan Belson wrote:
Has any kind soul got a working XFree86 4.0 config for
PReP Powerstacks (Blackhawk, Cirrus Logic graphics)
they could send me?
I'm running the unofficial .debs from the 'X Strike
Force' page, and it doesn't seem to impressed by my
attempts to configure it so far 8^/
Jonathan Belson wrote:
I don't think the cirrus driver works on PPC, so you'll have to use the fbdev
driver (if you have a framebuffer device at all?). Look at
http://n.ethz.ch/student/daenzerm/download/XFree86/XF86Config
Thanks - I'll give it another go.
BTW, does the Matrox driver work under
Jonathan Belson wrote:
Jonathan Belson wrote:
I don't think the cirrus driver works on PPC, so you'll have to use the
fbdev driver (if you have a framebuffer device at all?). Look at
http://n.ethz.ch/student/daenzerm/download/XFree86/XF86Config
Thanks - I'll give it another go.
Jonathan Belson wrote:
BTW, does the Matrox driver work under PowerPC? I have a spare
Matrox Millenium sitting in my server, which doesn't even have
a monitor attached...
If matroxfb works, I think chances are high that the matrox driver works too,
with Option UseFBDev.
Next dumb question -
Jonathan Belson wrote:
Jonathan Belson wrote:
BTW, does the Matrox driver work under PowerPC? I have a spare
Matrox Millenium sitting in my server, which doesn't even have
a monitor attached...
If matroxfb works, I think chances are high that the matrox driver works
too, with
I'm in an almost there state with a new G4 which will be the
first of a cluster in use at our new music technolgy lab here at
the University of Glasgow. I've read my way through the mail list
archive, and tried pretty well everything, but can't get the 2 and
3 button mouse emulation to work.
On Mon, Sep 18, 2000 at 06:16:17PM +0200, Michel Dänzer wrote:
The matrox driver OTOH is well accelerated, even on top of the framebuffer
device. There may be some endianness etc. bugs though.
This is just my current understanding, but w/o patches X4 matrox aren't happy
on PPC, but the
I'm in an almost there state with a new G4 which will be the
first of a cluster in use at our new music technolgy lab here at
the University of Glasgow. I've read my way through the mail list
archive, and tried pretty well everything, but can't get the 2 and
3 button mouse emulation to work.
On Mon, Sep 18, Tom Rini wrote:
On Mon, Sep 18, 2000 at 06:16:17PM +0200, Michel Dänzer wrote:
The matrox driver OTOH is well accelerated, even on top of the framebuffer
device. There may be some endianness etc. bugs though.
This is just my current understanding, but w/o patches X4
Alright, I'm a knucklehead. And I need some basic help...
I've installed and am running Debian Potato on a PC (it's doing the
IP Masquerading and acting as the firewall for my home network), and
I thought that I'd load Potato on my G3 PowerBook, as well.
But then, depression set in. I
On Mon, Sep 18, 2000 at 02:49:44PM -0500, Chris Ivanovich wrote:
I checked out the file paths in the docs, and made allowances for the
fact that the LSL CD has different directories than the docs list.
But no matter what I type in this step, when I hit OK the cursor
pops back up the the
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